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Laptop recommendations?
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Gonna have to vouch for Thinkpads, wonderful compatibility. If you use a Libre distro, Intel wireless cards are gonna be your Achilles heel.
The new ones not so much. I've had a terrible Linux experience with the ThinkPad P16s AMD Gen 1 AMD
what issues? I am considering either an Asus Zenbook or a Thinkpad or a Macbook and recently I've heard bad things about modern thinkpads.